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la vedette Little Richard
Nom complet / vrai nom :
Richard Wayne Penniman
Lieu de naissance :
Macon (USA)
(Continent de naissance :
Amérique
Pays de naissance : Etats-Unis
Ville de naissance : Macon (USA))
Nationalité :
Américaine
(Nationalité d'un pays en :
Amérique)
Date de naissance :
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Mort à l’âge de :
87 ans
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Taille :
1m78
(La star mesure :
Entre 1m70 et 1m79)
Couleur des cheveux :
Couleur des cheveux non renseignée
Couleur des yeux :
Couleur des yeux non renseignée
Origines ethniques / ancêtres :
Origines ethniques / ancêtres inconnue
Extrait de la page Wikipedia
de la star Little Richard
Little Richard, nom de scène de Richard Wayne Penniman, est un pianiste, auteur-compositeur-interprète et acteur américain né le à Macon (Géorgie) et mort le à Tullahoma (Tennessee). Il est l'un de pionniers du rock 'n' roll à la fin des années 1950.
Avec Chuck Berry, Fats Domino et Bo Diddley, il est l’un des premiers musiciens noirs de rock 'n' roll à connaître les faveurs du public blanc. Personnalité rebelle, Little Richard marque son époque par ses chansons (qu’il scande en hurlant) et ses tenues vestimentaires flamboyantes, autant de caractéristiques qui ont contribué à définir le ton et l’image du rock 'n' roll et de la musique rock plus généralement. Il a considérablement influencé les musiciens de la génération suivante : les Beatles, les Rolling Stones, Elton John, David Bowie, ou encore Prince.
Il est le compositeur et l'interprète de quelques-uns des plus grands classiques du rock 'n' roll, dont Long Tall Sally, Good Golly, Miss Molly, Rip It Up, Lucille et Tutti Frutti, reprises par une multitude d'artistes, notamment par Elvis Presley, les Beatles ou en France Johnny Hallyday. En 2008, le magazine Rolling Stone l'a classé 12e plus grand chanteur de rock de tous les temps. En outre, il est intronisé au Rock and Roll Hall of Fame dès sa création, en 1986.
Source : Page Wikipedia de la célébrité
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Little Richard - Rip It Up (feat. Butcher Brown) (Official Audio)
As heard on NFL's Monday Night Football
Little Richard's "Rip It Up (feat. Butcher Brown)" is out now on Craft Recordings: https://found.ee/ButcherBrownRipItUp
ESPN’s Monday Night Football will showcase a new pre-kickoff hype song for the 2020 NFL season, as Little Richard's “Rip It Up (feat. Butcher Brown)” by Rock 'n’ Roll Hall of Fame artist Little Richard provides the soundtrack to the new opening. The audio will be combined with NFL and specific team highlights completing the opening for the franchise’s 50th anniversary season. The modernized single from the 1956 No. 1 hit will continue to prominently feature Little Richard, who is dubbed a founding father of rock 'n’ roll, and adds Virginia-based band Butcher Brown who has recreated the instrumentals while also adding background vocals.
“We’re truly excited to have teamed up with ESPN for this project, and are honored to have had the opportunity to work with the music of the King Of Rock 'n’ Roll, Little Richard. We are all big NFL fans so we are eagerly anticipating Monday Night Football’s return, particularly for when our Eagles and Ravens are showcased this season on the franchise.” - Butcher Brown
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Lyrics:
Well, it's Saturday night and I just got paid,
Fool about my money, don't try to save,
My heart says go go, have a time,
'Cause it's Saturday night and I'm feelin' fine,
I'm gonna rock it up, I'm gonna rip it up,
I'm gonna shake it up, gonna ball it up,
I'm gonna rock it up, and ball tonight.
Got me a date and I won't be late,
Picked her up in my 88,
Shag on down by the union hall,
When the joint starts jumpin' I'll have a ball,
I'm gonna rock it up, I'm gonna rip it up,
I'm gonna shake it up, gonna ball it up,
I'm gonna rock it up, and ball tonight.
'Long about ten I'll be flying high,
Walk on out unto the sky,
But I don't care if I spend my dough,
'Cause tonight I'm gonna be one happy soul,
I'm gonna rock it up, I'm gonna rip it up,
I'm gonna shake it up, gonna ball it up,
I'm gonna rock it up, and ball tonight.
Well, it's Saturday night and I just got paid,
Fool about my money, don't try to save,
My heart says go go, have a time,
'Cause it's Saturday night and I'm feelin' fine,
I'm gonna rock it up, I'm gonna rip it up,
I'm gonna shake it up, gonna ball it up,
I'm gonna rock it up, and ball tonight.
'Long about ten I'll be flying high,
Walk on out unto the sky,
But I don't care if I spend my dough,
'Cause tonight I'm gonna be one happy soul,
I'm gonna rock it up, I'm gonna rip it up,
I'm gonna shake it up, gonna ball it up,
I'm gonna rock it up, and ball tonight. -
I Don't Know What Youve Got But Its Got Me
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Follow Little Richard on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/little.richa...
In the early 1950s, Little Richard Penniman combined the spirit of church music, the raunch of blues and the swing of New Orleans jazz and turned it into something altogether new — rock ’n’ roll. Over the course of several sessions, the Little Richard sound began to develop around hits like “Tutti Frutti,” “Good Golly Miss Molly,” “Long Tall Sally” and “Lucille,” to name a few.
On June 2, 2015, Specialty Records — now a unit of Concord Music Group — will release Directly From My Heart: The Best of the Specialty & Vee-Jay Years, an all-new three-CD box set containing 64 songs that chronicle Little Richard’s career from 1956 to 1965. The collection contains Richard’s classics as well as B-sides and rarities. Also included is a 36-page illustrated booklet featuring a handful of rare photos and new liner notes by singer/songwriter/music historian Billy Vera. -
Good Golly Miss Molly from Little Richard Mono Box: The Complete Specialty And Vee-Jay Albums
Order the Mono Box: http://smarturl.it/LittleRichardMonoBox
This deluxe, 5-LP box set includes the entire output of studio albums recorded by Little Richard for the Specialty and Vee-Jay labels: Here’s Little Richard (1957), Little Richard (1958), The Fabulous Little Richard (1959), Little Richard Is Back (1964) and His Greatest Hits (1965). The albums, each featuring original label and jacket art, have been meticulously remastered from analog tapes and are presented in their original mono mixes. Includes a 16-page booklet featuring new liner notes by journalist Bill Dahl, plus era-specific photos.
Learn more about Little Richard: https://www.facebook.com/little.richard.fans -
Long Tall Sally from Here's Little Richard
Little Richard’s 1957 debut launched the career of a foundational figure in rock music, and featured some of the artist’s best-loved hits, including “Long Tall Sally,” “Ready Teddy,” “Jenny Jenny” and “Tutti-Frutti,” a song which many consider to mark the birth of rock ’n’ roll. Celebrate the 60th anniversary of this classic record with the deluxe, remastered edition, which includes a slew of demos, outtakes and previously unreleased tracks, as well as new liner notes by GRAMMY®-nominated music editor and journalist Chris Morris.
Order Here’s Little Richard (60th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) on Amazon: http://found.ee/LittleRichard_HeresLR60-AMZ-r
Little Richard had been making records for four years before he rolled into Cosimo Matassa's J&M Studio in New Orleans and cut the epochal "Tutti Frutti" in the fall of 1955, but everything else he'd done -- and much of what others had recorded -- faded into insignificance when Richard wailed "A wop bop a loo mop a lomp bomp bomp" and kicked off one of the first great wailers in rock history. In retrospect, Little Richard's style doesn't seem so strikingly innovative as captured in 1956's Here's Little Richard -- his boogie-woogie piano stylings weren't all that different from what Fats Domino had been laying down since 1949, and his band pumped out the New Orleans backbeat that would define the Crescent City's R&B for the next two decades, albeit with precision and plenty of groove. But what set Richard apart was his willingness to ramp up the tempos and turn the outrage meter up to ten; "Tutti Frutti," "Rip It Up," and "Jenny Jenny" still sound outrageous a half-century after they were waxed, and it's difficult but intriguing to imagine how people must have reacted to Little Richard at a time when African-American performers were expected to be polite, and the notion of a gay man venturing out of the closet simply didn't exist (Richard's songs were thoroughly heterosexual on the surface, but the nudge and wink of "Tutti Frutti" and "Baby" is faint but visible, and his bop threads, mile-high process, and eye makeup clearly categorized him as someone "different"). These 12 tunes may not represent the alpha and omega of Little Richard's best music, but every song is a classic and unlike many of his peers, time has refused to render this first album quaint -- Richard's grainy scream remains one of the great sounds in rock & roll history, and the thunder of his piano and the frantic wail of the band is still the glorious call of a Friday night with pay in the pocket and trouble in mind. Brilliant stuff. - All Music - Mark Deming
01 Tutti Frutti
02 True, Fine Mama
03 Can't Believe You Wanna Leave
04 Ready Teddy
05 Baby
06 Slippin' and Slidin'
07 Long Tall Sally
08 Miss Ann
09 Oh Why?
10 Rip It Up
11 Jenny Jenny
12 Baby (Demo)
13 All Night Long (Demo) -
Rip It Up from Here's Little Richard
Little Richard’s 1957 debut launched the career of a foundational figure in rock music, and featured some of the artist’s best-loved hits, including “Long Tall Sally,” “Ready Teddy,” “Jenny Jenny” and “Tutti-Frutti,” a song which many consider to mark the birth of rock ’n’ roll. Celebrate the 60th anniversary of this classic record with the deluxe, remastered edition, which includes a slew of demos, outtakes and previously unreleased tracks, as well as new liner notes by GRAMMY®-nominated music editor and journalist Chris Morris.
Order Here’s Little Richard (60th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) on Amazon: http://found.ee/LittleRichard_HeresLR60-AMZ-r
Little Richard had been making records for four years before he rolled into Cosimo Matassa's J&M Studio in New Orleans and cut the epochal "Tutti Frutti" in the fall of 1955, but everything else he'd done -- and much of what others had recorded -- faded into insignificance when Richard wailed "A wop bop a loo mop a lomp bomp bomp" and kicked off one of the first great wailers in rock history. In retrospect, Little Richard's style doesn't seem so strikingly innovative as captured in 1956's Here's Little Richard -- his boogie-woogie piano stylings weren't all that different from what Fats Domino had been laying down since 1949, and his band pumped out the New Orleans backbeat that would define the Crescent City's R&B for the next two decades, albeit with precision and plenty of groove. But what set Richard apart was his willingness to ramp up the tempos and turn the outrage meter up to ten; "Tutti Frutti," "Rip It Up," and "Jenny Jenny" still sound outrageous a half-century after they were waxed, and it's difficult but intriguing to imagine how people must have reacted to Little Richard at a time when African-American performers were expected to be polite, and the notion of a gay man venturing out of the closet simply didn't exist (Richard's songs were thoroughly heterosexual on the surface, but the nudge and wink of "Tutti Frutti" and "Baby" is faint but visible, and his bop threads, mile-high process, and eye makeup clearly categorized him as someone "different"). These 12 tunes may not represent the alpha and omega of Little Richard's best music, but every song is a classic and unlike many of his peers, time has refused to render this first album quaint -- Richard's grainy scream remains one of the great sounds in rock & roll history, and the thunder of his piano and the frantic wail of the band is still the glorious call of a Friday night with pay in the pocket and trouble in mind. Brilliant stuff. - All Music - Mark Deming
01 Tutti Frutti
02 True, Fine Mama
03 Can't Believe You Wanna Leave
04 Ready Teddy
05 Baby
06 Slippin' and Slidin'
07 Long Tall Sally
08 Miss Ann
09 Oh Why?
10 Rip It Up
11 Jenny Jenny
12 Baby (Demo)
13 All Night Long (Demo) -
Lucille from the Little Richard Mono Box: The Complete Specialty And Vee-Jay Albums
Order the Mono Box: http://smarturl.it/LittleRichardMonoBox
This deluxe, 5-LP box set includes the entire output of studio albums recorded by Little Richard for the Specialty and Vee-Jay labels: Here’s Little Richard (1957), Little Richard (1958), The Fabulous Little Richard (1959), Little Richard Is Back (1964) and His Greatest Hits (1965). The albums, each featuring original label and jacket art, have been meticulously remastered from analog tapes and are presented in their original mono mixes. Includes a 16-page booklet featuring new liner notes by journalist Bill Dahl, plus era-specific photos.
Learn more about Little Richard: https://www.facebook.com/little.richard.fans
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